btm(1)

NAME
btm - A customizable cross-platform graphical process/system monitor for the terminal. Supports Linux, macOS, and Windows.

SYNOPSIS
btm [--autohide_time] [-b|--basic] [--battery] [-S|--case_sensitive] [-c|--celsius] [--color] [-C|--config] [-u|--current_usage] [-t|--default_time_value] [--default_widget_count] [--default_widget_type] [--disable_advanced_kill] [--disable_click] [-m|--dot_marker] [--enable_cache_memory] [--enable_gpu_memory] [-e|--expanded] [-f|--fahrenheit] [-g|--group] [-a|--hide_avg_cpu] [--hide_table_gap] [--hide_time] [-k|--kelvin] [-l|--left_legend] [--mem_as_value] [--network_use_binary_prefix] [--network_use_bytes] [--network_use_log] [--process_command] [-r|--rate] [-R|--regex] [--retention] [--show_table_scroll_position] [-d|--time_delta] [-T|--tree] [-n|--unnormalized_cpu] [--use_old_network_legend] [-V|--version] [-W|--whole_word] [-h|--help]

DESCRIPTION
A customizable cross-platform graphical process/system monitor for the terminal. Supports Linux, macOS, and Windows.

OPTIONS

--autohide_time
    Automatically hides the time scale in graphs after being shown for a brief moment when zoomed in/out. If time is disabled via --hide_time then this will have no effect.

-b, --basic
    Hides graphs and uses a more basic look. Design is largely inspired by htop's.

--battery
    Shows the battery widget in default or basic mode. No effect on custom layouts.

-S, --case_sensitive
    When searching for a process, enables case sensitivity by default.

-c, --celsius
    Sets the temperature type to Celsius. This is the default option.

--color=COLOR SCHEME
    Use a pre-defined color scheme. Currently supported values are: +------------------------------------------------------------+ | default | +------------------------------------------------------------+ | default-light (default but for use with light backgrounds) | +------------------------------------------------------------+ | gruvbox (a bright theme with 'retro groove' colors) | +------------------------------------------------------------+ | gruvbox-light (gruvbox but for use with light backgrounds) | +------------------------------------------------------------+ | nord (an arctic, north-bluish color palette) | +------------------------------------------------------------+ | nord-light (nord but for use with light backgrounds) | +------------------------------------------------------------+ Defaults to "default".

-C, --config=CONFIG PATH
    Sets the location of the config file. Expects a config file in the TOML format. If it doesn't exist, one is created.

-u, --current_usage
    Sets process CPU% usage to be based on the current system CPU% usage rather than total CPU usage.

-t, --default_time_value=TIME
    Default time value for graphs. Takes a number in milliseconds or a human duration (e.g. 60s). The minimum time is 30s, and the default is 60s.

--default_widget_count=INT
    Sets the n'th selected widget type to use as the default widget. Requires 'default_widget_type' to also be set, and defaults to 1. This reads from left to right, top to bottom. For example, suppose we have a layout that looks like: +-------------------+-----------------------+ | CPU (1) | CPU (2) | +---------+---------+-------------+---------+ | Process | CPU (3) | Temperature | CPU (4) | +---------+---------+-------------+---------+ And we set our default widget type to 'CPU'. If we set '--default_widget_count 1', then it would use the CPU (1) as the default widget. If we set '--default_widget_count 3', it would use CPU (3) as the default instead.

--default_widget_type=WIDGET TYPE
    Sets which widget type to use as the default widget. For the default layout, this defaults to the 'process' widget. For a custom layout, it defaults to the first widget it sees. For example, suppose we have a layout that looks like: +-------------------+-----------------------+ | CPU (1) | CPU (2) | +---------+---------+-------------+---------+ | Process | CPU (3) | Temperature | CPU (4) | +---------+---------+-------------+---------+ Setting '--default_widget_type Temp' will make the Temperature widget selected by default. Supported widget names: +--------------------------+ | cpu | +--------------------------+ | mem, memory | +--------------------------+ | net, network | +--------------------------+ | proc, process, processes | +--------------------------+ | temp, temperature | +--------------------------+ | disk | +--------------------------+ | batt, battery | +--------------------------+

--disable_advanced_kill
    Hides advanced options to stop a process on Unix-like systems. The only option shown is 15 (TERM).

--disable_click
    Disables mouse clicks from interacting with the program.

-m, --dot_marker
    Uses a dot marker for graphs as opposed to the default braille marker.

--enable_cache_memory
    Enable collecting and displaying cache and buffer memory.

--enable_gpu_memory
    Enable collecting and displaying GPU memory usage.

-e, --expanded
    Expand the default widget upon starting the app. Same as pressing "e" inside the app. Use with "default_widget_type" and "default_widget_count" to select desired expanded widget. This flag has no effect in basic mode (--basic)

-f, --fahrenheit
    Sets the temperature type to Fahrenheit.

-g, --group
    Groups processes with the same name by default.

-a, --hide_avg_cpu
    Hides the average CPU usage from being shown.

--hide_table_gap
    Hides the spacing between table headers and entries.

--hide_time
    Completely hides the time scale from being shown.

-k, --kelvin
    Sets the temperature type to Kelvin.

-l, --left_legend
    Puts the CPU chart legend to the left side rather than the right side.

--mem_as_value
    Defaults to showing process memory usage by value. Otherwise, it defaults to showing it by percentage.

--network_use_binary_prefix
    Displays the network widget with binary prefixes (i.e. kibibits, mebibits) rather than a decimal prefix (i.e. kilobits, megabits). Defaults to decimal prefixes.

--network_use_bytes
    Displays the network widget using bytes. Defaults to bits.

--network_use_log
    Displays the network widget with a log scale. Defaults to a non-log scale.

--process_command
    Show processes as their commands by default in the process widget.

-r, --rate=TIME
    Sets the data refresh rate. Takes a number in milliseconds or a human duration (e.g. 5s). The minimum is 250ms, and defaults to 1000ms. Smaller values may take more computer resources.

-R, --regex
    When searching for a process, enables regex by default.

--retention=TIME
    How much data is stored at once in terms of time. Takes a number in milliseconds or a human duration (e.g. 20m), with a minimum of 1 minute. Note higher values will take up more memory. Defaults to 10 minutes.

--show_table_scroll_position
    Shows the list scroll position tracker in the widget title for table widgets.

-d, --time_delta=TIME
    The amount of time changed when zooming in/out. Takes a number in milliseconds or a human duration (e.g. 30s). The minimum is 1s, and defaults to 15s.

-T, --tree
    Defaults to showing the process widget in tree mode.

-n, --unnormalized_cpu
    Shows all process CPU% usage without averaging over the number of CPU cores in the system.

--use_old_network_legend
    DEPRECATED - uses an older (pre-0.4), separate network widget legend. This display is not tested anymore and could be broken.

-V, --version
    Prints version information.

-W, --whole_word
    When searching for a process, return results that match the entire query by default.

-h, --help
    Print help (see a summary with '-h')

VERSION
v0.9.4

AUTHORS
Clement Tsang <cjhtsang@uwaterloo.ca>